She was born 12 years before the start of the Eiffel Tower construction. She was almost 30 years old when the Wright Brothers had their first flight. She was 10 years old when France started having electricity. She survived the Spanish Flu,WWI and WWII She was 70 years old at the end of WWII. She saw the arrival of modern plumbing,automobiles,jets and the moon landing. What a life.
It's amazing how much she witnessed and how the world completely changed around her. From 1875 to 1997. From horse-drawn carriages to the space shuttle. From women not being allowed to vote to being world leaders. From the earliest forms of telephone communication to the internet age.
She lived though quite a bit. That little thing called World War I. Oh yeah and World War II. The Cold War. The Moon Landings. The invention of the Telephone, Radio, Television, the Arom Bomb, the microchip, the internet, mass transportation, mass communication. And of course not forgetting microwave popcorn. No wonder she smoked 🤣
Language is what would confuse me the most, going from the majority of people trying to enunciate and talk proper.. too whatever you call our modern day fluster cuck we like to claim is language 😂
Frenchman here: to make things even better, this legal situation called a "viager" is also the plot of a classic french comedy from 1972. It's a very famous family movie in France, almost everyone saw it once on television due to the numerous rerun. "Le viager" movie plot is: an old man take his retirement in southern France, and a parisian family buy his house using a viager contract, somewhere in the 1930's. They have to pay him a rent until he dies. The old man gets better and better because he's enjoying retirement, doing sport and enjoying life. The family is so despaired they try to kill him, make the stairs slipery and even report him to german authorities for hiding jews during the war, and every plan they make backfires with a Looney Tune energy. Time passes, and they all die before the old guy, even the kids, in the end the old guy is still alive around 1960's.
😂😂 this sounds like the French version of a “Weekend at Bernie’s” type. In general though that type of contract isn’t a bad idea! It helps to give the elderly a little more money to live on besides the measly retirement/pension payments, and the younger people will be able to buy property at a cheap price. I don’t know much about French housing markets but in the US, buying homes is just about impossible and renting is unbelievably expensive, especially in cities. This seems like a win-win situation for the most part.
Then the old lady got to keep the apartment due death. Remember, the only reason he had to pay her was because he was getting the apartment. @@bodaciousmos
stress is literally the most relevant factor in aging (whether it’s fight/flight response keeping cortisol high mentally or physically getting stuff like heavy metals, carcinogens, tadiation, pathogens, microplastics etc.)
To be precise, the buyer was a notary whose wife ended up buying the house for twice its original value. Jeanne Calmant was a contemporary of Van Gogh's, whom she considered a very rude person.
She was in a book about dementia AND she was sharp til the end? Something wrong with your comment there, unless she was in the book because she didn't have dementia
@@lightyagami3492to be honest, it's still a stupid risk to take, betting it all on a person life it's basically go all in, not just her life but his life included, death creep at every corner
@@jackripper4419She was like 50 years older than him and also smoking, obviously anyone would believe that she would pass away any day, your logic doesn't make any sense. The deal was actually beneficial and smart for both parties, Jeanne would get paid until her death and Andre would get a nice apartment, Idk why you think otherwise.
For anyone wondering, the exact amount of money paid to Jeanne was $192,000, which is equivalent to $373,630 today (adjusted from the final year of payment)
You're not even close. I've done the calculations via INSEE (Institue National de la Statistique et des Études Économiques) based on each year purchasing power.. It would represent +/- 650'000 USD in today's money. Jeanne's family also reported that what they got double the value of the appartement meaning my "calculation" isn't far off. (FYI = je suis français)
We had old people live to 100-120. It was half of the old people on the village. Most weren't even on any government record though and only had village BC, so even if any lived past 122, it wouldn't have been on the record. Idk if anyone has but I wouldn't be surprised. Most often we're avid drinkers and some smoked. Mushrooms, chocolates and wine seem to have a connection here.
@@never_give_up90 even tho it was not possible to record in bc, the longevity keeps growing, the chance someone even went to 70+ in the bc is probably about 0.000000001%.
@@Chunlialways no, I was actually referring to regular mushrooms. White and Brown have the highest concentration ! You have to consume it in your diet. Another great source is aged cheese. The more aged the better!
That woman lives through 2 world wars, you bet your ass that she lived so long just to spite him. Something like "buddy, i lived through 2 world wars, do you realy think that enjoing life could kill me anytime soon?"
In California a company needed to expand, so they offered an 82 year old woman fair market value, with the same contingency. 15 years later with her house the only one still standing, they tried to evict her. Her Dr. testified moving at 97 would kill her. Gallo Wine was really mad when she lived another four years.
Will you can say that But if you think about it it impossible to happening she was smoking her entier life and she was the oldest person to ever lived how unLucky you need to be to conter this If i say the odd they around 0 like 0,00056 the guy of the vdieo was not wrong
@@zachVlogs5048 "oh mah gahd q popular cokment that ddiesnt need abything else addrd onto it?¿?!?‽!?1!?!¡?!?‽ how dare noboy spam relply this cimment!!!!1!¡!!!¡¡11"
My grandma always said that the way she kept going was having something to look forward to. I guess her’s was just wine, chocolate and cigarettes. A true Frenchie. RIP, you absolute GOAT.
Imo can this really be considered swindling? She could have refused, and it was a legal contract. She knew what she was getting into and the man didnt force her anytime so for me thats fair game
If you wondering how she even lived that long with such bad hobby’s: she never was stressed once in her life and was overall happy even when she was at the lowest points of her life. EDIT: omg thank you so much for 1k likes! EDIT 2: nice.
You're not even close. I've done the calculations via INSEE (Institue National de la Statistique et des Études Économiques) based on each year purchasing power.. It would represent +/- 650'000 USD in today's money. Jeanne's family also reported that what they got double the value of the appartement meaning my "calculation" isn't far off. (FYI = je suis français)
people honoring contracts! A widow w her own problems also continuing! Wonderful . Alcohol sugar and tobacco. The lobbyists in the US would love this story for their own reasons ❤
@@yemiyes9548 Affect is usually a verb meaning "to produce an effect upon," as in "the weather affected his mood." Effect is usually a noun meaning "a change that results when something is done or happens," as in "computers have had a huge effect on our lives."
How is this ridiculously unlucky? The old lady lived to a ripe old age, and the lawyer who tried to get the apartment at a low cost ended up getting screwed. Sounds like karma to me.
Just for those who don't know but this kind of contract is call "viager" and if the people is old you pay more, same if this person have health issues. So basically better have an agreement if both side is agree to pay for X years and after that you get the house even though the person is not dead (normally that what happen since it's usually a win-win situation for both side cause the "pay" side will normally pay less or equal than the basic amount and the "older" side will gain more (less % given to the state by selling the house directly)
But was it a scam though? The video didn’t mention anything about whether or not she had any descendants and he *did* pay her the money. It honestly sounds like a good deal that just backfired on him lol
Love it when old ppl get the upper hand on ppl who think they are gonna get the better one on the Senior. Totally aware the other person was also a senior in this situation but my point is to many old folks get taken advantage of due to their age and it's nice to see someone kick it in the butt in a badass grandma way
@@tanikokishimoto1604 doesn't work like that though. Smoking increases risk, it's not 100% guaranteed. So some people can be perfectly healthy smoking but most people aren't.
Nah the moral is smoke more, drink wine, dont care that it shortens your lifespan. If you want to live long(here she tried to live long of course) then you live long. Period.
She done said "bet" and decided to live 32 more years 💀
Dude just think how wild that is living nearly half the life span of an average human AFTER 90
She lived more just to piss him off 😂
@@marinaSassygUrl88Fr
spy gameng tf2 real
I'm 32. I can't even imagine living 90 more years. My body already feels old
She told Death to step off so she could get her money's worth.
True tho
Death does like his coins
@@slysamuel5902dont talk about the ferryman. 💀
Also she would have beaten Death's ass if it messed with her
And Death listened to her
The lawyer: "I'm going to do what's called a pro gamer move"
Death: "Same"
lol😊
And what does death say, not today
"Shame"
*Death fist bumps Jeanne*
Lady: cute
She was born 12 years before the start of the Eiffel Tower construction.
She was almost 30 years old when the Wright Brothers had their first flight.
She was 10 years old when France started having electricity.
She survived the Spanish Flu,WWI and WWII
She was 70 years old at the end of WWII.
She saw the arrival of modern plumbing,automobiles,jets and the moon landing.
What a life.
My old father was the same, but he never lived so long. If he had, he would have been able to raise me to adulthood and marry me off.
Legend . Literally don't need history book. She is the living history book
@@unmarkit1027 Indeed
It's amazing how much she witnessed and how the world completely changed around her. From 1875 to 1997. From horse-drawn carriages to the space shuttle. From women not being allowed to vote to being world leaders. From the earliest forms of telephone communication to the internet age.
@@saiberunato Indeed
Everyone: "What's your secret to longevity?"
Her: "Spite."
Lol
Free Housing..... that would be enough for me.
Death: "I've come for yo-"
Her: "FUCK OFF"
Death: "DAMN ALRIGHT I GET IT😭"
Sounds pretty solid
It does seem to work exceptionally well.
The strength of spite.
Sounds like she enjoyed life to its fullest. I’m happy for her.
That guy tho 😭
Frrr
@@achour.falestineikr 💀
I believe she said her secrets to a long life were don't be stressed, don't work too hard (or at all in her case), and always keep a positive mindset.
@@NoBandwidth-0 true
My dad has stress and he's only around the ages between 40-50 and that's a big reason why teachers don't live long after retiring
She held off death just to troll him. What a legend
She well go down to be my friend
Death was in on this trolling 💀🤣
Spite is a powerful thing.
Also I was your 1k.
Fr 😂😂😂
Unlucky I think it was very lucky..
For her.😂😂
She started smoking at age 17, and stopped around 117, for health reasons. That woman smoked through an entire century.
Should have kept it up
damn why stop
@@cactu For health reasons. If she stopped smoking in the 60s she could still be with us today.
She lived for a whole century when smoking and only 5 years after not smoking. Maybe she shouldn't quit.
@@grapefruitsyrup8185 You are right, smoking kept her alive.
1875 - 1997 🤯🤯🤯
The changes in fashion and advancements in technology and conveniences she lived through is literally astounding.
Dam 1875 feels like a million years ago
She lived though quite a bit. That little thing called World War I. Oh yeah and World War II. The Cold War. The Moon Landings. The invention of the Telephone, Radio, Television, the Arom Bomb, the microchip, the internet, mass transportation, mass communication. And of course not forgetting microwave popcorn. No wonder she smoked 🤣
@@nmarks Exactly. Lol.
Language is what would confuse me the most, going from the majority of people trying to enunciate and talk proper.. too whatever you call our modern day fluster cuck we like to claim is language 😂
She must have hated it. Seeing all those damn Muslims and Africans arrive.
Frenchman here: to make things even better, this legal situation called a "viager" is also the plot of a classic french comedy from 1972. It's a very famous family movie in France, almost everyone saw it once on television due to the numerous rerun.
"Le viager" movie plot is: an old man take his retirement in southern France, and a parisian family buy his house using a viager contract, somewhere in the 1930's. They have to pay him a rent until he dies. The old man gets better and better because he's enjoying retirement, doing sport and enjoying life. The family is so despaired they try to kill him, make the stairs slipery and even report him to german authorities for hiding jews during the war, and every plan they make backfires with a Looney Tune energy. Time passes, and they all die before the old guy, even the kids, in the end the old guy is still alive around 1960's.
You are wrong in every way. Lmao figures your French. Hahahahahahahah
@@JermNijjernword Vas bien te faire cuire le cul.
😂😂 this sounds like the French version of a “Weekend at Bernie’s” type. In general though that type of contract isn’t a bad idea! It helps to give the elderly a little more money to live on besides the measly retirement/pension payments, and the younger people will be able to buy property at a cheap price. I don’t know much about French housing markets but in the US, buying homes is just about impossible and renting is unbelievably expensive, especially in cities. This seems like a win-win situation for the most part.
his wife had to keep paying are there new contracts ? like what if the whole family died like in an accident who would pay the 500 then
Then the old lady got to keep the apartment due death. Remember, the only reason he had to pay her was because he was getting the apartment. @@bodaciousmos
The moment he realizes he is gonna die before her💀
The moment I realized you died right after you finished your comment 💀
@@luxeartro5060bro what
WHATTT
@@Saraolo5369the moment i realized you revived yourself and replyed to his message 💀
@@luxeartro5060😐
Death: your time has come
Her: chill i got a bet running
Death: ok 32 more years
really said "nuh uh" to death
they split it
Death is a true bro for that
@@pumkin610 fr
didnt know Death was chill like that
This doesn't sound like an unlucky story. It sounds like a very lucky story for the elderly woman.
I think it was unlucky for the man trying to buy the apartment
stress is literally the most relevant factor in aging (whether it’s fight/flight response keeping cortisol high mentally or physically getting stuff like heavy metals, carcinogens, tadiation, pathogens, microplastics etc.)
Yeah@@JumpingTuna
She laughed all the way to heaven !
When you don't have brain:
To be precise, the buyer was a notary whose wife ended up buying the house for twice its original value. Jeanne Calmant was a contemporary of Van Gogh's, whom she considered a very rude person.
das ist gut
@@user-03-gsa3 ja, ja. Das ist gut!
I read about this woman in a book about dementia. She was more than "still breathing" she was as sharp as a tack to the very end.
She was in a book about dementia AND she was sharp til the end? Something wrong with your comment there, unless she was in the book because she didn't have dementia
Her movitation to keep living past 100 years old 💀
Past*
*past
My man you got fooled
its "pass"
@@Polavianus I'm dyslexic
@@isaacschembri07 Oh I see
Love that. Imagine thinking you're smart only to be beaten by the oldest women on earth.
It was still a smart bet to make. Simply got unlucky as the video pointed out.
@@lightyagami3492 No no, I agree. It's just stupidly ironic.
@@Mr_Hammy_Jr Ahhh I see what you mean now.
@@lightyagami3492to be honest, it's still a stupid risk to take, betting it all on a person life it's basically go all in, not just her life but his life included, death creep at every corner
@@jackripper4419She was like 50 years older than him and also smoking, obviously anyone would believe that she would pass away any day, your logic doesn't make any sense.
The deal was actually beneficial and smart for both parties, Jeanne would get paid until her death and Andre would get a nice apartment, Idk why you think otherwise.
For anyone wondering, the exact amount of money paid to Jeanne was $192,000, which is equivalent to $373,630 today (adjusted from the final year of payment)
Which isn't a crazy amount for a house in some places
You're not even close.
I've done the calculations via INSEE (Institue National de la Statistique et des Études Économiques) based on each year purchasing power..
It would represent +/- 650'000 USD in today's money.
Jeanne's family also reported that what they got double the value of the appartement meaning my "calculation" isn't far off.
(FYI = je suis français)
What was the apartment worth
Which is probably about half what that place goes for now.
Yes, but what was the apartment worth?
could you imagine your grandmother or mother living to 122? what a blessing
We had old people live to 100-120. It was half of the old people on the village. Most weren't even on any government record though and only had village BC, so even if any lived past 122, it wouldn't have been on the record. Idk if anyone has but I wouldn't be surprised. Most often we're avid drinkers and some smoked. Mushrooms, chocolates and wine seem to have a connection here.
@@never_give_up90 even tho it was not possible to record in bc, the longevity keeps growing, the chance someone even went to 70+ in the bc is probably about 0.000000001%.
In a twisted form of irony, both Jeanne's daughter and grandson predeceased her.
@@never_give_up90referring to the drug version of mushrooms? didn't hear that in this vid. but did hear abojt the cig, wine and chocolate.😂
@@Chunlialways no, I was actually referring to regular mushrooms. White and Brown have the highest concentration ! You have to consume it in your diet. Another great source is aged cheese. The more aged the better!
This is proof that the stress of having to pay rent every month taken away, gives you a very long life.
you didn't understand the plot
She doesn't pay any rent. The guy pays a rent until she dies
@@elnopo4242you didn’t understand his comment. Read it again
death was like "okay, this would be funny if i let it slide"
108 likes and no comment let me fix that
@@kgoynuyor7329 no
Lol 2 days ago
Oka
Oka
I'm french and this story is very well known here in France, I find it amazing and really funny honestly because no one knew that would happen
I'm betting by the time the wife had to take over payments, she was a good sport about it 😃
That woman lives through 2 world wars, you bet your ass that she lived so long just to spite him. Something like "buddy, i lived through 2 world wars, do you realy think that enjoing life could kill me anytime soon?"
Why are you French
@@ammr3870 idk dude, I was born here and I didn't ask for it 🥲
@@ammr3870 weirdly aggressive lmao
In California a company needed to expand, so they offered an 82 year old woman fair market value, with the same contingency. 15 years later with her house the only one still standing, they tried to evict her. Her Dr. testified moving at 97 would kill her. Gallo Wine was really mad when she lived another four years.
Can't cheat the elderly, that is cheeky. God bless that lady to outlived that man. God sees our intentions, so be kind, be fair and love everyone.
The single highest cause of death is STRESS. This woman obviously had none!
She never worked a day in her life. Only things like playing tennis and having fun.
@@stephenbanks5952No, it runs in her family. Her immediate family all lived to be almost 100
@@stephenbanks5952it’s hereditary. It runs in Jeanne’s family.
Death : Nah bro, that ain't cool. Let me step in for a second 😂
😂 I hear it in grims Jamaican accent 🤣
@@etherealbladerx8153OMG, yes!
😂😂😂
@etherealbladerx8153 love seeing this here🤣
More like step away for several decades
the wife must’ve been mad 😂
Or a little amazed
Or sad,because her Husband never got to Live there😅😢
Or happy because she lives there with her new husband
Plot twist: She was just 40. Younger than the lawyer himself. Drinking and smoking made her look like 90. She ripped the poor lawyer off.
@@chorgeshashank 🤣🤣🤣
That photo on the bed with the cigarette. That woman ran on pure class.
The odds of this happening are ZERO,
when clearly it wasn't.
Will you can say that
But if you think about it it impossible to happening she was smoking her entier life and she was the oldest person to ever lived how unLucky you need to be to conter this
If i say the odd they around 0 like 0,00056 the guy of the vdieo was not wrong
She has more plot armour than John wick
64 like and no replies? Lemme fix that
@@zachVlogs5048still no real replies you robot
And tommy jarvis and laurie strode
she may even rival anime protagonists for plot armor
@@zachVlogs5048
"oh mah gahd q popular cokment that ddiesnt need abything else addrd onto it?¿?!?‽!?1!?!¡?!?‽ how dare noboy spam relply this cimment!!!!1!¡!!!¡¡11"
My grandma always said that the way she kept going was having something to look forward to. I guess her’s was just wine, chocolate and cigarettes. A true Frenchie. RIP, you absolute GOAT.
And 500 bucks at the end of each month
@@joseangelmonterroza9364 Yass that... Living life for free!
Yum, choco
Remember, enjoy life guys😂
She suddenly had a goal. Best way to get back at your enemies is to outlive them, they don't lie.
I don't think he was an enemy tho, atleast in this context
Damn😂
André hadn't done his research because if he did, he would have known that she bullied Death to death.
Serves him right for trying to swindle the elderly!
Imo can this really be considered swindling? She could have refused, and it was a legal contract. She knew what she was getting into and the man didnt force her anytime so for me thats fair game
If you wondering how she even lived that long with such bad hobby’s: she never was stressed once in her life and was overall happy even when she was at the lowest points of her life.
EDIT: omg thank you so much for 1k likes!
EDIT 2: nice.
Ummm. How do you know?? 🤔🤷🏼♥️♥️♥️
The reason she lived that long is likely that her daughter assumed her identity when she died to collect her pension
@@mitchelltraweek173No, it's not
No. It's most likely a longevity gene.
@@mitchelltraweek173You Can Literally See The Photograph Of Her 122th Birthday
Wow!! 122?? That woman Saw A LOT!! Bless her Soul. ❤
Literally horse and buggy days to the nuclear age and the millennium
1875-1997
@@buknekkit3084 if I heard somewhere she literally sold drawing equipment to Picasso in his early days
@@Truerussiantigersharkit was Vincent Van Gough.
@@asheep7797 in the Russian version of the story it was Picasso so idk
You have the most interesting stories. Thank you.
This level of spitefulness is breaking records!😂
She finished the sidequest to outlive the guy who wanted her apartment lmao.
Death: * comes for her *
The lady: I know, I know. But wouldn't it be funny if...
Death: You bastard, I'm in.
Death: ‘ahh man yknow I understand, you know what how about they pay you 200k first THEN i take you’
You're not even close.
I've done the calculations via INSEE (Institue National de la Statistique et des Études Économiques) based on each year purchasing power..
It would represent +/- 650'000 USD in today's money.
Jeanne's family also reported that what they got double the value of the appartement meaning my "calculation" isn't far off.
(FYI = je suis français)
Definition of scammer get scammed
The worst case of Karma that guy NEVER expected! Wow, that's crazy!
She seems like such a nice person, I’m so happy for her💯
The irony of how his plan backfired
Even death was like: "that's an F'd up contract! I got yo back woman!"
people honoring contracts! A widow w her own problems also continuing! Wonderful .
Alcohol sugar and tobacco. The lobbyists in the US would love this story for their own reasons ❤
Him when she’s 90: Nice apartment for cheap price.
Also him: dies before her and pays her $200,000 plus
Thanks for commenting basically the point of the video, captain obvious.
@@windows8point1canbreathe
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@@windows8point1canbreatheDaily Dose Of Internet:
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She actually outlived her husband and heirs!
and kids?
@@swwl5461 sorry I must correct myself she outlived all her heirs!
Death really said “we do a little trolling”
Lucky for the tenant lady!
The level of petty-spite that this woman has is so inspirational.
*"Uno reverse."*
Fr
$200,000 Just think about that... That's enough to buy a fourth of a cardboard box in America* 🦅🦅
Edit: ty comments for reminding me prices
In Germany that is a one room flat.
@@its.avalinhrelatable 😂
Which ironically was what he was trying to do.
nah it's most likely a fraction of the apartment worth
A house? In this economy? You'd be lucky to get a decent apartment with that money
Death was like "hold up...this is gonna be funny"
You go, Granny! What a superb story. 😊
The lawyer tought vegetable oil will make him live longer 😂😂😂
Had her in the first half
Not gonna lie
quarter*
@kindas81 😂😂
Death was bored that day and decided to mess up with this guy
Death pulled the most devious prank on the guy
This is the best story i ever heard!! 😂😂😂😂😂 To bank on someone dying. God said not today!! for more than 30 years!
Buddy took a gamble with his life and LOST.
Death really said nah your dying before her
the vine boom sound affect 😭😭
effect
@@melissachartres3219 what's the difference?
@@yemiyes9548 Affect is usually a verb meaning "to produce an effect upon," as in "the weather affected his mood." Effect is usually a noun meaning "a change that results when something is done or happens," as in "computers have had a huge effect on our lives."
She stayed alive out of spite lmao that’s wounderful 😂
That little old lady must have been some kind of character ❤
How is this ridiculously unlucky? The old lady lived to a ripe old age, and the lawyer who tried to get the apartment at a low cost ended up getting screwed. Sounds like karma to me.
Ha Ha Ha Ha. Stayin' alive, stayin' alive 😂
Lady backhanded The End into the lawyer…
Death be like: yea I gotta see where this is going
André: But would you die?
Jeanne: *Nah, i'd live.*
Death: "Time to die"
Jeanne: "Don't you even think about it, I'm still aging."
"yo reaper, think i could get a few more years, gotta get this bread bro"
Just for those who don't know but this kind of contract is call "viager" and if the people is old you pay more, same if this person have health issues.
So basically better have an agreement if both side is agree to pay for X years and after that you get the house even though the person is not dead (normally that what happen since it's usually a win-win situation for both side cause the "pay" side will normally pay less or equal than the basic amount and the "older" side will gain more (less % given to the state by selling the house directly)
Teacher: And this why kids u dont try to scam the elderly.
But was it a scam though? The video didn’t mention anything about whether or not she had any descendants and he *did* pay her the money. It honestly sounds like a good deal that just backfired on him lol
@@thatmoviegirl3814fr
Ah yes... another 1 in a million kindergarden story that either never happened or will never happen again...
this isn't really a scam. people die.
How is it a scam? It’s a fair deal that would help both parties
Love it when old ppl get the upper hand on ppl who think they are gonna get the better one on the Senior. Totally aware the other person was also a senior in this situation but my point is to many old folks get taken advantage of due to their age and it's nice to see someone kick it in the butt in a badass grandma way
Greed gets you nowhere!
I went from wasnt that the oldest woman to ever live? To no it’s not her… To its HER!
Death really said, “Yo wait, Imma let her live a few more years. This is gonna be funny”
The sound effect💀
Death: "okay, lemme just check my list- wait a damn minute. I missed someone"
Her: *nervous sweating*
Stress makes people sick
Imagine turning 80 and being prepared to die, and you live other 42 years
she has been smoking for 60 years and is 90 years old, if the tobacco was gonna kill her, it would have done so long ago.
That's not the way it works
Imagine how long she'd live if she hadn't been a smoker? 150?
Then again, it seems as though she did truly enjoy her run.
@@tanikokishimoto1604 doesn't work like that though. Smoking increases risk, it's not 100% guaranteed. So some people can be perfectly healthy smoking but most people aren't.
@@bern9642 in general just dont smoke
Stress is infinitely more deadly than tobacco or alcohol or anything.
I think that's the best catch22 I've ever seen. 😂
Lady: "bro I have the most funniest idea!"
Death: "Normally I shouldn't allow this but... I'm listening"
Death: We do a little trolling
The fact that he died before the woman is so insane 😭💀
THE VINE BOOM I CANT 😂
Now that’s what I call a deal. That for only $200,000? Wow
Oldest person to ever live is Methuselah at 969 year's of age.
haha funny one
You sure these years aren’t lunar months?
Getting outlived by the person you wanted to die is actually wild
She was actually Van Gogh’s landlady and the buyer was a notary.
Fr?! That's crazy
Imagine thinking made a good deal, and ending up not getting anything.
Death really trolled the man
The biggest scammer gets scammed moment
So this will be the most ridiculous *vine boom* unlucky story i've ever heard
Moral of the story: Smoke more, live long?
That's what I got out of it
Nah the moral is smoke more, drink wine, dont care that it shortens your lifespan. If you want to live long(here she tried to live long of course) then you live long. Period.
Smartest yt shorts comment copier logic:
@@soumilghosh5156 my dad did that but instead of living to 120 he got lung cancer and his liver failed due to alcoholism and died at 42
Just have good genetics
God has a sense of humor
So Death, why’d you do it?
I hate lawyers.